The 2022-23 campaign was a season of dramatic and unprecedented turbulence for Queens Park Rangers, as The Hoops spectacularly fell from the top of the Championship table to a nervy 20th-place finish, narrowly avoiding relegation. The season was defined by managerial turmoil with three different head coaches, despite a brilliant start under Michael Beale that had the club dreaming of a Premier League return. Leading the line was the dependable Scottish striker Lyndon Dykes, whose 8 crucial league goals anchored the attack and proved decisive in the desperate battle to secure their second-tier status, notably with a late goal against champions Burnley that secured their safety. It was an unforgettable year of two halves that marked the club's worst league finish since 2005-06 and remains a defining chapter in their modern history.